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Deer Creek Sandstone
Corona Stone
Beige and earth-tone sandstone from eastern New Mexico, described by Stoneworld as quartzitic sandstone. Available as flagstone, thin veneer and cut stone.
Quarried can help with material selection, fabrication options and producer introductions.
- Colors
- Cream / buff · Brown
- Supplied as
- Flagstone, thin veneer, pavers, slabs, coping, treads, caps and custom-cut pieces.
- Typical uses
- Cladding & exterior walls · Interior walls & fireplaces · Flooring · Landscape & site stone
Origin evidence
Quarry origin unconfirmed.
Sources (1)
- Source 1 · extraction country, extraction state
MSHA associations under review (1)
Possible mine-record matches are research leads. They do not establish a supplying quarry or change the verified origin shown above.
Fossil Creek · Mine ID 2902421 · Recorded status: Abandoned
Snapshot: 18 September 2026. Mine source record 2902421 · Look up this ID at MSHA · Status effective 18 May 2012
Veneer face configurations
San Juan — Snapped-face thin veneer.
The photograph above is a material example and does not change with this grade selection.